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Reference: ./detective_handbook/step1-git.md
A good detective always backs up their case files. You never know when an 'accident' will befall a filing cabinet whilst someone is under investigation...
To push (upload) your 'clues.txt' file to Github, first "add" the file using `git add`.
############ Challenge ###############
Is there a git command to view what changes you've made in your repository?
How can you tell what changes are going to be added to the next commit?
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Commit your changes using `git commit`. Don't forget to write a meaningful commit message (you'll thank yourself in future)!
Now push the commit you've just made to Github using `git push`. All done! Read 'step2' to see what comes next.